The CMT Research Foundation has awarded nearly $100,000 to support a 13-month project to test a new therapeutic delivery system that may be capable of crossing the blood-nerve barrier and releasing therapeutic payloads to the Schwann cells and axons of the peripheral...
The CMT Research Foundation is pleased to announce that Dr. Kleopas A. Kleopa and his team at the Cyprus Institute of Neurology & Genetics, Nicosia, have completed the third milestone of their 24-month CMT1A gene therapy project. CMT1A is caused by duplication of...
The CMT Research Foundation is pleased to announce that DTx Pharma, Inc. (DTx) has successfully completed their CMT Research Foundation-funded RNA-based therapy project. With funding from the CMT Research Foundation, DTx designed and tested a library of novel...
An Interview with RareCast's Danny Levine Part of our mission at CMT Research Foundation is to raise awareness about the progress we are making in finding a cure for CMT in the medical, scientific, pharma and patient communities. So, I was pleased to be interviewed on...
The CMT Research Foundation is partnering with the University of Illinois Chicago to test a potential therapeutic for CMT1X, the second most common form of CMT, behind only CMT1A in prevalence. CMT is one of the most common inherited neurological disorders, affecting...
The CMT Research Foundation is proud to announce our latest project, a partnership between AcuraStem, a patient-based drug discovery platform company, and Dr. Alessandra Bolino, a renowned expert in CMT and the head of the Human Inherited Neuropathies Unit at the...
Several Hundred Charcot-Marie-Tooth* World Leaders Gather to Accelerate Collaboration and Advancements in Research; Pharma Partner DTx to Review Significant Progress in Drug Delivery Gene Therapy Innovator and Pioneer Dr. James M. Wilson to Keynote ATLANTA (June...
If you’ve ever been frustrated by the slow pace of research progress or questioned how a single donation makes a difference, the collaboration between the CMT Research Foundation and DTx Pharma proves that one simple action, one bold move and one donation is all it...
After demonstrating tremendous progress, the CMT Research Foundation’s Scientific Advisory Board has decided to extend funding for a research project led by Dr. Kleopas Kleopa for six more months. If successful, this project could lead to the first genetic therapy for CMT1A. Read more.
The CMT Research Foundation has launched a groundbreaking new research collaboration today with James Dahlman, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory School of Medicine. This innovative partnership seeks to overcome the challenges in CMT drug delivery by using lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) to deliver therapies to the PNS that could slow, stop or even reverse the effects of CMT in patients.
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